Patient Perspective: Terry’s Story
I feel a little funny writing this since I’ve never really suffered from what I would consider incontinence. Sure, I’ve had a few leaks
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I feel a little funny writing this since I’ve never really suffered from what I would consider incontinence. Sure, I’ve had a few leaks
It took me 8 years to talk to my doctor about my bladder leaks. Allow me to let that sink in for a moment –
Incontinence. It’s not something we like to talk about, but it can happen to all of us. More than 25 million people live with some
Can you have sex with a prolapse or if you have incontinence? Yes! We all want a satisfying sex life. But sometimes, medical conditions
Your pelvic floor is an important muscle in your body. Read how this woman’s awareness of it caused huge changes in her life.
Living with incontinence can pose many challenges and it comes as no surprise that your workouts may also be affected. Don’t let bladder leaks keep you from working out. Read our tips for managing your incontinence during a sweat session.
Six months ago I announced that I was ‘coming out of the closet’ regarding my health issue with Pelvic Organ Prolapse. Today I’m back to
Whether you’ve just started experiencing bladder leaks, or have been dealing with them for a while, knowing how to manage incontinence can be difficult. And
Over 25 million Americans live with urinary incontinence, which is defined as the involuntary leakage of urine from the bladder. There are many treatment options
Many women are familiar with OB/GYNs, but what is a Gynecologist, and how is it different? What Is A Gynecologist? A Gynecologist is a doctor
While most people who experience bladder issues start with their primary doctor, a Urologist can be a great next step in determining more advanced treatment
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